Romo: Rios gave up 10% transfer share to join Roma and agreed to a five-year contract for an annual salary of 2 million yuan

According to the "Roman Sports" report, Rios was willing to give up his 10% transfer share in order to facilitate the transfer and negotiated a five-year contract with Roma.

Roma is seeking to buy Palmeiras' midfielder Rios this summer, but the ownership of the Colombia international is somewhat complicated, of which 70% belong to Palmeiras, 20% belong to Flamenco, and 10% belong to the player himself. "Roman Sports" said that in order to prompt the transfer to be completed as soon as possible, Rios is willing to give up his 10% share. If Rome finally signs him for 25 million euros, Rios will give up 2.5 million euros, which is not a small amount of money.

However, for 25-year-old Rios, he has been playing in American football in the past, and joining Rome to enter Serie A this time is an opportunity that cannot be missed. For a brighter career prospect, he is willing to give up his short-term economic interests. In addition, Rios has negotiated a five-year contract with Rome, with an annual salary of 2 million euros, plus a bonus. Now we are just waiting for negotiations between the clubs to complete. Rios is 187 cm tall, has abundant physical fitness, is very aggressive in the game, and can form an excellent partner with Roma midfielder Conne.

And Roma sports director Masala is also preparing to make a decisive sprint to bring new coach Gasperini's first new player this summer as soon as possible. Roma is close to reaching an agreement with Palmeiras, but it still needs to negotiate transfer fees with Flamenco and commissions with Rios' agent. Therefore, the transfer negotiations are more complicated, but all parties believe that it has reached the final stage and an agreement will be reached soon.

Roman Sports said that Rios and Rome coach Gasperini both hope to sign the contract before Thursday. Colombian media also said that the transaction is expected to be completed within 48 hours to 72 hours, and Colombia national team coach Lorenzo has even congratulated Rios in advance. Joining Rome and competing in European football will help Rios grow further, which will also be beneficial for the Colombian national team to qualify for the World Cup and play next year's World Cup.